16 Stylish Spring Picks That Are the Definition of Dopamine Dressing
Sponsor Content Created With Cynthia Rowley

My winter basics aren't bringing me the same joy that they did at the beginning of the season. But with spring on the horizon, the timing couldn't be better to try something new, so I've been test-driving dopamine dressing. This concept, which has been gaining the attention of fashion people for a few seasons, is all about wearing colorful, mood-boosting clothing. I can't think of a brand more perfectly aligned with dopamine dressing than Cynthia Rowley. The S/S 24 collection has a little something for everyone who's looking to add more bold hues and fun prints to their wardrobe. From playful patchwork cardigans to pastel-sequinned miniskirts, these are the 16 stylish picks I'm trying out for spring.

Raina Mendonça is an associate fashion editor on the branded content team at sister titles Who What Wear and Marie Claire. Previously, Raina was an editorial assistant at goop.com. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her crafting new playlists, exploring Los Angeles, or making a cup of English breakfast tea.
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